Sentence examples for affairs so that from inspiring English sources

The problem may be that Apple arranges its affairs so that a lot of its profits seem to be overseas.

Shire has arranged its affairs so that interest payments on intra-company loans reduce significantly its overall tax liabilities.

That leads companies to structure their affairs so that they record more profits abroad, particularly in lower-tax countries, temporarily denying revenue to the Treasury.

"Anyone may arrange his affairs so that his taxes shall be as low as possible; he is not bound to choose that pattern which best pays the treasury.

And of course, those who can will arrange their affairs so that whether or not they become eligible to pay never becomes apparent.

Whatever you decide, be sure to give yourself plenty of time to sort your affairs so that you don't end up rushing at the last minute.

However, the very openness of the idea of prominence makes it completely unmeasurable: "The notion of a peak in prominence becomes a completely subjective affair, so that it does not really throw any light on how one defines a syllable".

The hero's code of honour is shown surviving all manner of horrors: the adultery of his wife, the death of his young son etc, to the point that he volunteers to fake an affair so that divorce can be blamed on his adultery.

The author, who won a Newbery Medal for her fantasy "The Hero and the Crown," succeeds in turning the story of Sleeping Beauty into something literal -- in other words, she makes its magic an everyday affair, so that the tale of the cursed princess unfolds as if it were realistic.

I have taken note of the suggestion that the website should be a two-way affair, so that it cannot only disseminate information but also pass on opinions and criticisms.

His affairs are structured so that National Amusements -- his wholly owned company, which controls both his movie theater chain and his Viacom stock -- would sell enough theaters after his death to pay estate taxes.